The Little Book Of Satanism: A Guide To Satanic History, Culture & Wisdom
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Author: La Carmina

Published by: Ulysses Press
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Satanism is too often misunderstood as a religion that makes blood sacrifices to an evil, horned Prince of Darkness. In reality, modern Satanists are nonviolent and nontheistic, and consider the Devil to be a meaningful metaphor for the pursuit of knowledge, reason, and justice.

The Little Book of Satanism details the ‘mark of the beast’ in cultural and historic movements over the centuries, which have informed the sincerely held beliefs and practices of Satanists today.

Written by award-winning alternative culture journalist and blogger La Carmina, this comprehensive guide includes: A foreword from Lucien Greaves, activist, spokesperson, and cofounder of The Satanic Temple; Information on Satan’s biblical origins, and his various names, appearances and symbols; Details on his age-old role as a scapegoat, from medieval witch trials to the 1980s Satanic Panic; An overview of modern philosophy and practices, focusing on The Church of Satan, The Satanic Bible and The Satanic Temple; Examples of the Devil’s influence on art, literature, music and films-from Paradise Lost to Rosemary’s Baby.

This accessible book explains how Satanism developed in the context of social history while debunking lurid conspiracy theories about serial killers and ritual abuse.

It includes a primer on various Satanic practices such as social activism, rituals, and holidays. In the spirit of the fallen angel Lucifer, be inspired by Satanism’s affirmative values that courageously oppose arbitrary authority and champion nonconformity.